iran has seeded terror groups all over the world. during the last five years, iran has perpetuated terror tacks in 25 different countries on five continents. they have terror cells everywhere, including in the western hemisphere, very close to home. iran is the biggest sponsor of terrorism around the world, and we will work to dismantle that reach, believe me, believe me. third, at the very least, we must enforce the terms of the previous deal to hold iran totally accountable, and we will enforce it like you've never seen a contract enforced before, folks. believe me. iran has already, since the deal is in place, test fired ballistic missiles three times. those ballistic missiles with a range of 1,000 miles were designed to intimidate not only israel, which is only 600 miles away, but also intended to frighten europe and some day, maybe even the united states. and we're not going to let that happen. we're not letting it happen. we're not letting it happen, and we're not letting it happen to israel, believe me much. >> thank you, than

iran deal go unpunished. >> iran thumbing its nose at the world. statement at the u.n. iran's recent ballistic missile test launches were part of ongoing efforts of its armed forces to the strengthen its legitimate defense capabilities and to demonstrate the effectiveness and readiness of missile systems against security threat. security counsel resolution 2331 does not limit nor does international law disallow them. we likewise reject the security council and consider to be prevailing positive inenvironment and detrimental of the good-faith implementation of the jcpoa. basically they say no big deal. we're back with the panel. it seems like there are growing calls, charles from, both sides of the aisle to put sanctions on iran. >> but what obama did is he dismantled this whole prohibition in advance. the iranians are actually right. the 2010 security council resolution said iran shall not engage in any activities relate to do ballistic missiles. so, at the very last minute in vienna, in order to get the deal over the finish line, kerry caved in ch

community must dmen sfrat iran's threats toward israel will not be tolerated. >> any hope that's iran had turned over a new leaf went up in flame today as the country tested two new ballistic missiles. they showed the missiles being launched from northern iran. in a direct threat to israel, according to iranian tv on the side of those missiles were the words, israel should be wiped from the pages of history. written in hub. the 1,200 mile range of the missile means iran can easily strike tel aviv or jerusalem. today, u.s. vice president joe biden was visiting as part of a middle east talk. >> the belief that a nuclear armed iran is unacceptable threat to israel, to the region of the united states. and i want to reiterate. people still doubt here. if in fact they break the deal, we will act. >> the deal to cush iran's nuclear program doesn't include missile development. because iran refused to negotiate on that point. so these launches don't break the deal. however they do break u.n. skoigs resolution 2231 which states iran should not develop ballistic missiles. the white house respond

and as a deal maker, trump should know that the iran deal should be torn up on day one, because iran is already violating it. >> carl, you ore a trump supporter. >> right. and i think donald trump has been clear. look, it was a bad deal, very bad deal. but you can't make deals with these nutjobs. trump was trying to do a great deal of business in new york, which was hillary's home state of new york, so no wonder he's blowing smoke up her rear. you would be better served towards attacking hillary clinton, not him. if you want to bring something on, bring it on because it will only make us stronger. >> a lot of people try to justify trump's support for hillary at the time that way. >> you know, when the wind blows, it tells who you are. one minute you're with hillary, the next minute you're not because you're running for president. you need to figure out who you are as a person. integrity shines through. if you have integrity, people will see that. that's why carson did so well. that's why some of these new front-runners have done so well. you have to show who you are. you have to sepa

you see it in the iran deal. the iran deal was a bad deal. this is not taking any steps towards democratization. martha: kt mcfarland was here earlier, she actually thinks it a good thing that we built this relationship or opened the door because she says if we don't open the door and walk through it, china will do the same. and russia will take advantage of that vacuum. >> they're already setting up steps to today that the. they have done that across the world. they beat us to the game. this is our neighbor. they're 90 miles away from america. we ignore them, doesn't mean the problem will be solvedded. ignoring the problem, not having diplomatic relationships will get prisoners out of cuba. martha: this is live shot, we're looking at guys? we want to make that perfectly clear. you know, obviously, there are things that could have come along with this, like the release of joanne chesimard back to the united states. i guess it remains lisa, with whether or not the president will press for that now? >> that is the concern to that, martha, to kt

. >>> take a look at the iran deal. how bad is that? many times people say deals are what the country makes and he'll say how can our politicians be so stupid. >> donald trump continuing to slam the iran nuclear deal. this as the ayatollah declared yesterday iran would remain strong through its missile program not through negotiations. the former commander of the uss cole says this is the result of american leadership refusing to hold iran accountable. donald trump absolutely right about this deal but goes further doesn't it? >> it absolutely does, charles. when you look at it, when you have either and occasion eventually it catches up with you. not only with iran or the ayatollah where the united states will not hold accountability for violations of a missile treaty but extends into the nuclear summit that the obama administration is getting ready to hold and russia has backed out and not even going to attend. >> commander, we saw the lead-up to the negotiations throughout the negotiation process when it became obvious everyone, even t

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s participation in the iran nuclear deal in reaction to iran's recent ballistic missile test. [ applause ] >> these tests were a violation of the spirit of the nuclear deal and provocations that can no longer be ignored. one of the missiles had printed on it in hebrew, can you believe this? israel must be exterminated. i will instantly gather the world and lead us to reapply sanctions if iran violates one thought of that nuclear deal, we must put the sanctions back on them as the world community together. let me also tell you, no amount of money being made by a business will stand in the need of israel. no amount of money can push us in the wrong direction. and i want you to be assured that in a kasich administration, there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared d enemies, no more. >> as the candidate in this race with the deepest and far reaching policy ladies and gentlemen, i don't need on the job training. i have lived these matters for decades, run day and on day one in the oval office, i will have in place a solid team of experienced and dedicated people that will

so much for thawed relations with iran. the supreme leader slammed united states and citizens should not trust its old enemy. ayatollah can main know said american policies since the new deal undermined benefits of sanctions release. this as we learn iran's revolutionary guard reportedly plans to build a statue of 10 american sailors it captured in january, saying it would become a quote, tourist attraction. aipac last night vice president joe biden tried to reassure the audience about iran. watch. >> tehran like a hawk. under this agreement iran never be allowed to pursue nuclear weapons, never, never, never. if iran violates the deal, the united states will act. the united states will act. andrea: want to go to you first on this melissa. just, the money expert. we flooded their coffers with money they can use to fund terrorism. no surprise they're snubbing our nose in it. but a statue, a statue commemorating humiliation of america and our u.s. navy that john kerry thanked them for. melissa: the statue really sticking it t

. >>> turning to iran. iran is not violating the nuclear agreement by testing ballistic missiles according to u.s. officials. but the controversial tests are a likely u.n. violation and have congress threatening new sanctions. plus concerns on a report that iran's nuclear deal has been scrubbed of substance. you wrote a piece in "the national review" describing this sort of second hidden component of this deal that not a lot of people are aware of. you say quote due to new u.n. security council and iaea resolutions the agency will only monitor and verify iran's compliance with jcpoa km commitments and will no longer provide broad reporting on its nuclear program. you write the board of governors closed the file. but it gets worse you write. not only are the new iaea reports much narrower in focus they omit data how iran is complying with the nuclear deal. how do you explain this? >> those that follow this issue were puzzled over the last few months these reports became vark data was missing and certain thin

heather: the iran nuclear deal. it's under fire as tehran launches long-range missiles with a dire warning aimed at an american ally. bill: which economic plan resonates with voters? steve forbes joins us with his views. >> people in michigan, illinois and ohio are working longer hours. worried to death about if the future of their kids. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. heather: a defiant iran flexing muscles with world powers to curb its missile program. a top u.s. military commander testifying in a senate hearing that iran doesn't appear to be change its course anytime soon. lieutenant col neal ralph peters joins us now. iran signs the nuclear deal and it's pretty clear they are not going to keep up their end of the bargain. >> they are certainly not. these particular tests violated a u.n. resolution other than the

sanctions against iran this week after iran fired ballistic missiles that could carry a nuclear weapon in violation of the recent nuclear deal. but no sanctions at the u.n. and the u.s. can't do much about that, can it? >> no, that's right. because of the foolish way in which john kerry engineered the restrictions on ballistic missiles, putting it in the hands of the united nations, where russia wields a veto. but look, moscow now has a new bff in the middle east. that's tehran. they're consolidating a relationship. by the way, moscow is looking to be selling about $8 billion worth of arms, sophisticated arms to iran. and one of the things that this intervention in syria did is showcase the sophistication of russian military equipment. >> so briefly, dan, president obama visiting cuba this coming week, historic visit since the revolution in 1959. has anything changed in cuba since the president's reproach mal? >> yes, it has. life has gotten worse for the dissidents there. the "wall street journal" had an article. more people are being arrested and more sent out of cuba, who have oppos

iran tests missile and north korea tests warhead so iran doesn't have to. that's what we're seeing. melissa pointed out the same playbook over and over. sanctions. they behave or a little while. say it is hurting them. we offer relief. they're quiet for a while. they provoke again. rinse, lather and repeat. over and over. their actions have more intensity, more amplification, more impact because of the leadership vacuum at 1600 pennsylvania avenue harris: how worried, i wonder, are the south koreans? >> admiral hairy harris the commander talked about growing threat of china. north korea is proxy of china. just, these launches are just to distract from the fact that china is taking over the south china sea. that is what it is in answer to your question what you said before, why are they doing this. >> they sure are. china is taking over south china sea. >> they are by proxy china, north korea is harris: south korea has demilitarized zone. quick thoughts on your worries for them. >> existential threat. hard power does matter in the world. we wonder why we stay in certain places. unite

i don't think they gave iran a bomb, iran was on the way to having a bomb and this deal was supposed to slow them down. isis has been difficult to control, to battle, and so it is scary to think of them getting their hands on nuclear weapons because we have been so ineffective at stopping them. dagen: if you don't think they are a threat, president obama dismissed them, "they are not here to cut our heads off. it's easy tore die slipping in the bathtub." proliferation of nuclear weapons and terrorism. you let the islamic state fester and you created a terror group that wants nukes. you have got russia and north korea layered on top of it. we are in a world of hurt. andrea: how is anyone supposed to take the president or the white house seriously on this? just last week he said there were no existential threats to the united states. it's hard to wrap your head around a summit. i know a ballroom filled with ice sculptures will help. for the last 8 years he has dismissed the threat of isis. now he's summoning everyone to ballroom d in crystal city or wherever they are to talk about a th

let's start with2g today's persian king, the nation of iran. both hillary clinton and donald trump have said they would maintain this iranian deal, although donald, as promised, he is good at negotiating, get a better deal. my view is very different. on the first day in office, i will rip this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal to shreds. [cheers and applause] this agreement gives over $100 billion to the ayatollah co-miny, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. that dwarfs the $3 billion in military aid we give each year to the nation of israel. that difference is not just unconnable. it is fundamentally immoral. on the first day if i am president, we will reimpose sanctions on iran. [ applause ] in a mockery of this iranian nuclear deal, iran has continued with missile tests including launching a missile with the words printed on it in both hebrew $á)q earth. khomeini, if i am president and iran launch as missile test, we will shoot that missile down. [cheers and applause] >> he and in january 2017, we have a commander and chief who

that iran deal, that iran deal is such a total disaster. now the move is that the united nations is going to make a deal and force it down both of them. number one, deals don't work that way. it can't. it will never be acceptable. maybe not even do the other side, although it will probably be an anti-israel deal, frankly, if it's done by the united nations. you can't allow that. you have to veto that. i feel very strongly. >> we got to get out of the u.n. >> as president, if israel comes under attack by radical islamists and you are the president, you will have their back? >> 100%. not only that -- 100%. somewhere buried in that horrible iran deal, one of the worst deals i have seen, not even between nations but one of the dumbest any time and somewhere in the deal there's a statement, i believe, nobody can confirm it, but everybody's talking about it, that if iran gets attacked we are supposed to come to their defense. now -- i know. can you believe it? okay? can you believe it? one of the worst deals, dumbest deals we have ever seen. ther

that iran deal, that iran deal is such a total disaster. now the move is that the united nations is going to make a deal and force it down both of them. number one, deals don't work that way. it can't. it will never be acceptable. mabel not even to the other side and probably an anti-israel deal, frankly, if it's done by the united nations. you can't allow that. you have to veto that. >> we got to get out of the u.n. >> as president, if israel comes under attack by radical islamists and you are the president, you will have their back? >> 100%. not only that -- 100%. somewhere buried in that horrible iran deal, one of the worst deals i have seen, not even between nations but one of the dumbest any time and somewhere in the deal there's a statement, i believe, nobody can confirm it, but everybody's talking about it, that if iran gets attacked we are supposed to come to their defense. now -- i know. can you believe it? okay? can you believe it? one of the worst deals, dumbest deals we have ever seen. there's something to that effect in there.

we're going to stand against iran support for terrorism. we are going to take effective action and put a coalition together that really does something about isis instead of simply talking about it. unfortunately, there's a very long list and it's going to be very hard to do. i think compounded by what will happen over the next ten months or so. >> ambassador john bolton thank you. i urge our viewers to pick up "the atlantic" to read this article for themselves and see some of the insight and some of his views which is causing quite a stir this morning. ambassador, thank you as always. >> thank you, eric. >> arthe? >>> this is a fox news alert, reports of several attackers opening fire on a popular beach resort in the ivory coast. it happened just a short time ago. witnesses say they heard gunfire and saw people running away from the beach. now, we are told that there are multiple casualties. it's unclear who is behind this attack. we're monitoring the situation on the reports of gunfire at the grand-bassam beach resort in the ivory coast an

southwest arab sharks it's a bigger region but it includes iran. includes pakistan, includes afghanistan. it could be anywhere and that's the problem because it certainly could be moved from where he was. and they didn't tell us where they think he is they really don't, i don't think, have the evidence to say where exactly he is i believe the iranians[hÑb know where he is. >> you know, your family is entitled to closure if he is no longer living. when you read his proof of life, november of 2010 where he himself says it's in a video i have been treated well but i need the help of the u.s. government to answer the request of the group that has held me then for three and a half years and please help me to get home. ' 3 years of service is the u.s. government deserves something. please help me. i got to go, dan, but i hope someone is listening in the government, you know, your family deserves -- your family deserves information. if your father is alive, he deserves to come home. anyway, that's just me. >> i will say real quick, everybody we spoke to

we love the way things are working, the deal you made with iran.

this morning, iran conducted more ballistic missile tests. the white house is still determining whether it violated a united nations resolution. >> some of the behavior we've seen from randle of late is not the behavior would you expect to see from a nation that wants to be taken seriously. >> one national security analyst says it must avoid, offering incentives to become more peaceful. though he says the u.s. must demonstrate support for israel and the gulf states. >> i don't think we've sent clear signals. if anything, we seem to be dealing with the nuclear agreement as if it was some kind of legacy. and it won't be a legacy if iran acts out in other ways. >> if it determines the missile tests violate a u.n. resolution. it maintains the missile tests do not violated the terms of the separate randle nuclear deal. however, paul ryan said it has only gotten worse since that agreement. bret? >> live on the north lawn. thank you. >>> israeli authorities say a 29-year-old american tourist was stabbed to death in tel aviv. at least nine other peop

the winner of the week, probably ought to retire the cup is iran. it test intermediate ballistic missiles with impunity. the world doesn't do a thing. as you just reported, they are now preparing to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile which means it could land in new york city. >> not only that but behind of that hack of a new york dam, that's a big story, too. panel, thank you. that is it for the panel. but stay tuned for your friday feedback. hances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, geico's emergency roadside service is there for you. type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man. woman. or where you're from. city. country. we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪ i am everyday people, yea, yea. ♪ farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blo

we have to look at the iran nuclear deal. these the real nuclear proliferation issues. >> a few things to keep an eye on. that set aside will be a formal one. it will come from joe biden. perhaps a reflection of the crackdown in that country. we expect the president to touch base with his p5 plus 1 partners. and expect the president to convene a tri-lateral gathering between allies from japan and go south korea. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn. thanks. >>> the u.s. is senting another combat team to eastern europe and that's designed to send a message to vladimir putin. the pentagon will rotate troops and bring in new equipment. allies there are concerned about russian aggression in the wake of its invasion of ukraine. >>> this weekend we will take a special look at what many experts call the deterioration of the u.s. military. seven years after president obama took office, insiders see the armed forces as tattered and demoralized. we talked with three of president obama's four defense secretaries. one of them talks abou

we have to look at the iran nuclear deal. these the real nuclear proliferation issues. >> a few things to keep an eye on. that set aside will be a formal one. it will come from joe biden. perhaps a reflection of the crackdown in that country. we expect the president to touch base with his p5 plus 1 partners. and expect the president to convene a tri-lateral gathering between allies from japan and go south korea. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn. thanks. >>> the u.s. is senting another combat team to eastern europe and that's designed to send a message to vladimir putin. the pentagon will rotate troops and bring in new equipment. allies there are concerned about russian aggression in the wake of its invasion of ukraine. >>> this weekend we will take a special look at what many experts call the deterioration of the u.s. military. seven years after president obama took office, insiders see the armed forces as tattered and demoralized. we talked with three of president obama's four defense secretaries. one of them talks abou

said both he'd scrap the iran deal and enforce it which is incoherent. we heard the unscripted donald trump at the "washington post." >> he had a meeting with the editorial board. it was stream of consciousness donald trump in the open meeting and it was a debacle. he said our military bases in asia, they don't serve any purpose for us whatsoever. he said that nato was in alliance for an earlier time and we spent hundreds of billions of dollars on nato which is fact l factually incorrect. and that we can't afford it anymore. he basically said we can't afford to lead the world anymore. at aipac he says we're going to lead a global coalition to dismantle iran's terror network, but at lts "washington post" he say s we can't afford to lead anymore. those are incompatible things. donald trump unscripted is ve different and much different than donald trump reading a speech. >> what about what he said in terms of nato is. >> great to be here tonight. mark, i hope you feel better thousanow that you've gotten all that off your chest. it's funny, mark is complaini

the named hackers all live in iran and are not expected to be extradited any time soon. but the fbi says they will be held accountable. >> we will work together to shrink the world and impose costs on those people. so no matter where they are, we will try to reach them. no matter how hard they work to hide their identity and their trade craft, we will find ways to pierce that shield and identify them. >> this indictment is a third such announcement by the u.s. government which has been described as part of a strategic shift in recent years to discourage foreign governments from cyber hacking into the u.s. government and corporal systems. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we will return live to >>> this is a fox news alert. we're getting new details about our top story. the arrest of a french national in another terror plot. a raid is going on in north paris as we speak. there are also raids happening if brussels. let's get the very latest from my colleague shepard smith. hello, shep. >> reporter: a lot breaking. first to paris, the northern suburb where the french for

iran then released video showing them on their knees, crying. and apologizing. defense secretary ash carter said today on capitol hill that iran's action made him extremely angry. >> i made clear that iran's actions were outrageous, unprofessional, and inconsistent with international law. and nothing we have learned about the circumstances of this incident since then changes that fact.7 >> carter says he has made no specific recommendation on how the u.s. should respond. sergeant poe bergdahl says he walked away from his post in afghanistan to bring attention to leadership problems in the army. new documents released by bergdahl's attorneys indicate the accused deserter says he hope to raise alarm over bad decisions made by those in charge. the reports also show bergdahl has been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder. a military judge is considering whether bergdahl should face court martial. french special police, first responders, and lawmakers staged a reenactment today of last year's paris terror massacre at a.x popular concert hall. 89 people were killed la

the named hackers all live in iran and are not expected to be extradited any time soon. but the fbi says they will be held accountable. >> we will work together to shrink the world and impose costs on those people. so no matter where they are, we will try to reach them. no matter how hard they work to hide their identity and their trade craft, we will find ways to pierce that shield and identify them. >> this indictment is a third such announcement by the u.s. government which has been described as part of a strategic shift in recent years to discourage foreign governments from cyber hacking into the u.s. government and corporal systems. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we will return live to brussels to talk with shepard smith. the medical bills all piled up. so i signed up for experian. they helped educate me on how debt affected my fico score. now my credit and i - are both healing nicely. go to experian.com and start your credit tracker trial membership today. my school could be bad.ing fast. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looki

. >>> we've signed a terrible weak and terrible iran deal and that was the capitulation to the iranian regime. the same thing going on with cuba. >> white house officials say it should produce plenty of deliverables, including more trade and tourism and by proxy, the human people. conversely they say don't expect any changes concerning the prison in guantanamo bay. there will be no handover. while the president wants the embargo the end. what's less certain is what impact the president's victim will have on the daily lives of the cuban people who will have to when i have the consequences long after air force one has departed and mr. obama has left the white house for good. >> the white house has announced the president will meet with disdenlts while he is on the island. the specific names have not been released. we'll have live coverage right here on fox news channel. >> president obama is longing for a raise, of course. he is asking for an 18% everybody increase with the support. he is obligated to proceed a pension and secret service. >>> stocks were up today. the nasdaq picked up 21

france saying it may step up sanctions against iran. iran threatens to send a new long range rocket into space as soon as the weekend is over. the secretary of state john kerry says the mission tests violate security council resolutions. >>> a legal battle brewing in bean town after two firefighters died putting out the fire in a basement of a burning building. now, they apparently made a may day call asking for water for their hose, but that water never came. here is the photo of the hose that was burned through. recently, the feds issued a scathing report criticizing the boston fire department in the deaths of those two firefighters. citing lack of training and inadequate staffing and poor tactical decisions. on the heels of the report, fire officials are filing a lawsuit, suing the maker of the truck engine for what the department says is problems in more than a dozen city fire trucks. the lawsuit will preevlt future disaste disasters. here to discuss this is former defense attorneys and the maker of the manufacturer we're talking ab

iran then released video showing them on their knees, crying. and apologizing. defense secretary ash carter said today on capitol hill that iran's action made him extremely angry. >> i made clear that iran's actions were outrageous, unprofessional, and inconsistent with international law. and nothing we have learned about the circumstances of this incident since then changes that fact.7 >> carter says he has made no specific recommendation on how the u.s. should respond. sergeant poe bergdahl says he walked away from his post in afghanistan to bring attention to leadership problems in the army. new documents released by bergdahl's attorneys indicate the accused deserter says he hope to raise alarm over bad decisions made by those in charge. the reports also show bergdahl has been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder. a military judge is considering whether bergdahl should face court martial. french special police, first responders, and lawmakers staged a reenactment today of last year's paris terror massacre at a.x popular concert hall. 89 people were killed la

. >> and there is former fbi agent bob levinson in 2007 disappeared in iran. we have some our hostages back. we have no information for the levinson family, they are left in mystery. is there anything you would do differentry than this information for the levinson family. >> we have been involved in that issue. i want to be care of what we say about it suffice it to say that i am convinced that iran knows where bob levinson is or has been. they know what happened to him at a minimum. i think that should have been part of the conversation cans that were being had here even if we weren't going to have this deal with iran that should have been a priority. i think it's outrageous that he was not one of the people that was mentioned. i want to be careful in discussing that because it's an issue that is very close in florida. bill nelson and i have kept a close issue on that over the last few years. i do want to say it's amazing that even after iran has released prisoners they have taken more prisoners hostage again. barack obama will make concessions in return for

you can kind of compare it to the iran deal. there is a lot more coverage of the iran deal and it's a very similar strategy in foreign policy that president obama has with regard to cuba. there is a lot more coverage of the iran deal and the human rights violations from 2009 revolution. >> the politics is what drives coverage. and there just isn't that much controversy even on the political side. >> one poll i looked at, 51 per supporting the president, 55% shorting diplomatic relations with cuba. >> that's right. you don't see republicans really using that as the wedgish knew this election that is happening in the past. i'm not saying it isn't one. i'm just saying it's not as intense and there's no reason for the press to cover it from that per inspespe perspective. >> we can always do another story about donald trump. >> that's right. >> we always touch on the story of the day. maybe now the country moved on. president obama will be interviewed in cuba so they lined up the media coverage. there joe trippy, gale heidi, great to

house has insisted and about iran's ballistic missile launch. if it is confirmed they will take this up with the u.s. security council. martha: thank you very much. bill: peyton manning has blocked off the football field for the final time. >> players who are more talented, there was no one who could prepare and because of that i have no regrets. there is a scripture reading i have fought the good fight and finish the race and kept the faith. i fought a good fight, finished my football race and after 18 years is time. bill: the first to leave two teams with the super bowl victory. about ten years ago, just a few weeks ago with denver. peyton manning comes from one of football's royal families, the son of archie manning and brother of the giants' quarterback eli manning. he talked about what he will now miss most. >> on fridays i will miss picking out game balls with my equipment guys and broadcast crews before the game and afterwards i will miss recaping the game with my dad. checking to see if the giants won. telling eli. bill: he retires the n

. >>> we've signed a terrible weak and terrible iran deal and that was the capitulation to the iranian regime. the same thing going on with cuba. >> white house officials say it should produce plenty of deliverables, including more trade and tourism and by proxy, the human people. conversely they say don't expect any changes concerning the prison in guantanamo bay. there will be no handover. while the president wants the embargo the end. what's less certain is what impact the president's victim will have on the daily lives of the cuban people who will have to when i have the consequences long after air force one has departed and mr. obama has left the white house for good. >> the white house has announced the president will meet with disdenlts while he is on the island. the specific names have not been released. we'll have live coverage right here on fox news channel. >> president obama is longing for a raise, of course. he is asking for an 18% everybody increase with the support. he is obligated to proceed a pension and secret service. >>> stocks were up today. the nasdaq picked up 21

say rip up the deal. >> the ad of vets against the deal they praise hillary clon ton's handling of iran. robert bartlett who was badly wounded by iranian missile says trump needs to clear things up right now. >> is he going to put the sanctions back on iran and financially hurt them or is he going to still side with putin. if he is saying he's not going to rip up the deal he is a no go on my vote. >> there's no comment from trump so far. >>> waste management when it comes to your tax dollars. lawmakers are preparing a bill requiring federal agencies to file detailed reports on union employees right down to the square footage of office work space. it is designed to monitor the activities of federal employees who deal with union business, cracking down on time and resources wasted paid for you the tax payer. >> if you are short on cash, believe it or not, you can save $1 million without even trying. that's what we are talking about. cheryl casone from fox business is here to explain how all of this works. americans have not been saving for since the recession. for the younger generation g

the us and western countries have to find a way to induce russia and iran, pressure aside to step down. that the only political diplomatic solution that will work. abby: sometimes we lose sight of the civil war in syria with many other things going on. how much of this emboldens isis? >> of course this emboldens isis. when there's dissension among the five security council members and there's a divide between the us and russia on how to solve syria and theirs iran which has normalized relations with the us but has a complete distinct position on what should happen to a sod, this creates a vacuum and allows isis to continue to operate and continue to be powerful. there needs to be in united front against isis and a political solution to the future of syria which includes assad stepping down and there being a coalition government that isrepresentative of all the moderate forces and groups in syria . abby: with this number two in command of isis being killed today there be a concern about retaliation? >> isis is always going to try to retaliate. i think yes they probably will try to retal

. >> my neighbor is from iran. >> could he have taken a boat? >> she. but it would have taken about a month. >>> meanwhile, let's talk about e-mails. >> there you go. democratic debate. hillary clinton meets up with bernie sanders. keep in mind. this is the day after he beat her in michigan, and she was smarting. so she was expecting another kind of debate like the democrats have had all along where no hard questions are asked. well, you know what? apparently jorge ramos didn't get that memo. he was one of the moderators from univision and asked a question that people have been waiting for her to answer. he put her on the spot. and here it is. >> who specifically gave you permission to operate your e-mail system as you did, was it president obama? and would you drop out of the race if you get indicted? >> jorge, there's a lot of questions in there, and i'm going to give the same answer i've been giving for many months. it wasn't the best choice. i made a mistake. it was not prohibited. it was not in any way disallowed. and as i've said and has n

we're tired of the iran deal. we give iran a terrorist state. we give iran $150 billion. we have prisoners, prisoners in there for years. we should have never even started that negotiation until those prisoners were released. that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] so, so rather than doing the politically correct answer where, well, no, we're not angry, everything is just, you know, peaches. i said, we're very upset. we're very angry with the way our country is being run. let me tell you, we're going to make changes. we're going to make this country so great again. it is an embarassment. i have friends from china. i have friends from mexico. i have friends from japan. they can't believe what they get away with it. they can't even believe it themselves. we're like whipping poult for the whole world. whether it is in trade, no matter what it is. so we're going from the not so smart people, i want to say beyond that but i'm not going to we'll go to really smart people. we'll go to the brilliant people. we'll be respected again as a country. we're not respected at all righ

, a lot more coverage of iran tell and it is a very similar strategy in foreign policy that president obama has with regard to cuba. but there is a lot more coverage of the iran deal in the human rights violation from the 2009 green revelation. >> the politics of the day are what drives coverage. there just is not that much controversy on the political side. >> is that because one poll, 51% support the president and 55% support diplomatic relations with key behalf. >> you do not see relations using that as a wedge issue as in the past. i am not saying it isn't one but it is not so intense and there is if reason for the press to cover it. >> when we could do another story about donald trump, right? that is the obsessed story of day. president obama will be interviewed cuba by david muir so they have lined up the media coverage. great to see you on this sunday. >> president obama tries to pressure the senate into voting by picking merrick garland to the supreme court. does the coverage reflect the hypocrisy on both sides? with the hulk hogan legal victory can gawker survive $115 million

you can kind of compare it to the iran deal. there is a lot more coverage of the iran deal and it's a very similar strategy in foreign policy that president obama has with regard to cuba. there is a lot more coverage of the iran deal and the human rights violations from 2009 revolution. >> the politics is what drives coverage. and there just isn't that much controversy even on the political side. >> one poll i looked at, 51 per supporting the president, 55% shorting diplomatic relations with cuba. >> that's right. you don't see republicans really using that as the wedgish knew this election that is happening in the past. i'm not saying it isn't one. i'm just saying it's not as intense and there's no reason for the press to cover it from that per inspespe perspective. >> we can always do another story about donald trump. >> that's right. >> we always touch on the story of the day. maybe now the country moved on. president obama will be interviewed in cuba so they lined up the media coverage. there joe trippy, gale trotter, heidi,

, you know, his new friends, iran, not offending them then making a statement for the world about where we stand against terrorism. harris: a i have couple of questions but katie. i want to give you a chance to get in. >> it is not just about optics here. it is about the president of united states having respect for what has happened and while president obama as guy just mentioned is at a baseball game in the sun, doing the wave, and doing interviews and pretending like he is going to be an espn announcer instead of doing his job as president of the united states while there is a number of americans still missing today in brussels as a result of this attack, he has no, he doesn't mention their names. he doesn't go out to say we'll bring them home, we'll do everything we can. by the way we'll work with europe to make sure this doesn't happen again, and hold europeans accountable for why after months of brussels being on lockdown they were not able to stop an attack involving the very same people that attacked paris months ago. harris: excellent question. i want to follow up with what you

we cut a deal with iran, throwing out in the street iran and israel and saudi arabia? what about reliability, john kerry? >> we did -- we reached out to all of the candidates that are running for president this year because we want to talk about some issues. donald trump accepted our invitation. he'll be on with us this morning. we'll ask him the questions. >> a grandfather again. >> that's right. >>> meantime, heather childers who anchored the 5:00 a.m. is here to help with the headlines. >> good morning. hope you had a great weekend. >> we watched you over the weekend. >> i was here. hopefully everyone at home, you had a good weekend. we begin with stories and a tragedy at playtime. a 7-year-old girl killed. two people under arrest after a freak bounce house accident. we've heard it these before. in their happened at a british traveling fair. the inflated building blew away with the girl inside, it slammed to the ground and rolled down a hill nearly 500 feet away. >> it was a freak gust of wind that caught everyone unawares. actually pulled the safety stakes out of t

. $150 billion to iran burning our flag and chanting death to america. burning israel's flag. then morsi in power in egypt, referred to the israelis as descendants of apes and pigs. got money and tanks and f-16s from obama and now castro brothers receiving the same treatment. it is -- it is inexplicable to me, sir, friends with all the wrong people. final comment? >> well, the president now makes a further tour and i think he should head back to washington and should solve a problem and you better get rid of isis quick. it only gets worse. and, you know, a lot of people gave me credit for the prediction on -- >> i wish you were wrong. >> well, i wish i was wrong, too. i could see it happening and i could see it and friends of mine over there and come back and tell me when's going on and so obvious. so it was sort of easy. but you are right. i wish i was wrong. >> you know, benjamin netanyahu said to me in the last interview in israel with him what was going on in his country in the war in that august he said this is a preview of coming attractions. coming to a theater near you

and iran's foreign minister said they don't support the acts. and a new suspect in custody in the brussel terrorist attacks. he is the last of the three men suspected in the bombing. people are adding flowers to a memorial. throw americans are confirmed in the dead. belgium is a hot bed for terrorist activity with the highest number of foreign fighters per capita of all pe pene -- european countries. we look at the rise of terrorism in belgium. >> brussels is seen as a citadell of islamic terrorism. >> reporter: the reasons are plentiful. from open borders. >> that allowed islamic terrorist in europe. >> reporter: and growing disa tacted young muslims where the economic challenges are numerous. they are caught between parents tradition and desire to be in european society is. >> once they are plugged in. they will invest in their communities f. you are struggling about that and don't feel plugged in, you might check out. >> reporter: belgium has the highest number of foreign fighters on the battlefields in syria and iraq and only to return some